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[technoweenie]

• Review/merge error class changes improve error initializer consistency #1095
• push Faraday::Deprecate upstream for eventual 2.0 deprecations?
  • no need now. we can grab it any time.
• double check readme/gemfile/etc for consistency in faraday website, supported ruby versions, gems, etc. also update minimum ruby version to 2.4.0
• bump supported addressable version from <2.4.0 to <2.7.0?
  • addressable version is unspecified already
• bump supported ruby version to 2.3.x or 2.4.x?
• drop CONNECT method support?
• Changelog
• Verify against technoweenie/faraday-live

Items ending in ? are suggestions...

[technoweenie]

I ran the faraday-live test suite against this branch, and the current version of Typhoeus in Git (until v1.4.0 is released). I ran into this issue with the CONNECT calls:

  1) typhoeus with HTTPS server (typhoeus) #CONNECT request behaves like an idempotent request returns Content-Type response header
     Failure/Error: @response = conn.public_send(http_method, 'idempotent_request')

     Faraday::ConnectionFailed:
       Stream error in the HTTP/2 framing layer
     Shared Example Group: "any request" called from ./spec/support/examples/request_idempotent.rb:11
     Shared Example Group: "an idempotent request" called from ./spec/support/examples/connection.rb:24
     Shared Example Group: "a connection making requests" called from ./spec/secure_spec.rb:5

I propose that we cut CONNECT method support before 1.0. It's never actually showed up in a release version of Faraday, so it won't be a breaking change. While TRACE is obscure, it's easy enough to support. However, CONNECT seems to be used for proxy servers, which doesn't work well with Faraday's request/response nature.

[technoweenie]

I think this is ready to go now. I've updated the changelog, including the 0.17.x updates that weren't ever written to the master branch's changelog.

I also added author attributions for items in Faraday 0.14.0, but that was because I was accidentally adding the new changelog items in the wrong place :)

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